Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2022

Overview
Sectors13

People in need

People targeted

2.6m

People Cumulative Reach

Requirements ($)

$101.5m

Current funding ($)

$26.2m

Coverage (%)

25.8%

Cluster humanitarian profile

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Indicators overview

Indicator	Unit	Target	Reach	Reach %
CO1: Affected people have safe and equitable access to a sufficient quantity of water for domestic needs, as per the sector's standards.
IN1: Number of people having access to emergency safe water facilities and services as per sector’s standards	People	120,000	36,870	30.7%
IN2: Number of people having access to long-term safe water facilities and services as per sector’s standards through new construction and rehabilitation of water supply systems	People	1,101,733	35,969	3.3%
IN3: Number of people whose water systems’ functionality is supported by sustained operation and maintenance services (e.g. boreholes, pumps, solar panels, overhead tanks, piped networks, taps, chlorination including monitoring of free residual chlorine)	People	2,608,978	651,327	25.0%
IN4: Number of health, nutrition centers, schools and selected public places provided with access to clean safe water facilities and WASH services as per sector’s standards	Facilities	200	7	3.5%
CO2: Affected people have safe and dignified access to improved sanitation facilities, as per the sector's standard
IN1: Number of IDPs in camps having access to gender-segregated sanitation facilities and services (latrines, showers, handwashing stations) as per sector’s standards	People	1,226,295	93,120	7.6%
IN2: Number of people in host-communities having access to household sanitation facilities (latrines) as per sector’s standards	People	12,000	0	0.0%
IN3: Number of people benefiting from sustained desludging and cleaning of their latrines as per sector’s standard	People	1,226,295	357,292	29.1%
IN4: Number of IDPs in camps having access to sustained solid waste management services	People	1,226,295	40,026	3.3%
IN5: Number of health and nutrition centers, Schools and relevant public places having gender segregated sanitation (latrines, showers, handwashing) facilities and services as per sector’s standards	Facilities	200	6	3.0%
CO3: Affected people benefit from community tailored gender- and age-sensitive hygiene messages aiming at hygienic behavior and practices as per the sector’s standards.
IN1: Number of women/adolescent girls benefiting from Menstrual Hygiene Management promotion, education and support	People	455,608	1,154	0.3%
IN2: Number of people benefiting from community-informed hygiene messages promoting hygienic attitudes, behaviors and practices, including, Menstrual Hygiene Management	People	2,608,978	255,675	9.8%
CO4: Affected people benefit from basic gender- and age-sensitive hygiene items including top-ups as per the sector’s standard.
IN1: Number of Households receiving cash transfers and or vouchers to meet their hygiene items needs including top-ups	People	50,000	0	0.0%
IN3: Number of women/adolescent girls receiving appropriate sanitary materials for menstrual hygiene management	People	455,608	970	0.2%

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Operations by admin area

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Organizations overview

Organization	Projects	Requirements	Funding	Coverage
Action Against Hunger	1	$26.8m	$2.2m	8.4%
Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria	2	$2.7m	$261k	9.8%
Chabash Development and Health Initiative	1	$0.9m	$0	0%
Cooperazione Internazionale - COOPI	1	$15.6m	$0	0%
Danish Refugee Council	1	$15.8m	$2.8m	17.6%
Gibran Books and Values Society of Nigeria	1	$0.8m	$0	0%
Global Village Healthcare Initiative for Africa	1	$1.7m	$0	0%
GOALPrime Organization Nigeria	1	$2m	$0	0%
International Medical Corps US	1	$1.8m	$0	0%
International Organization for Migration	1	$83.1m	$23m	27.6%
Life At Best Development Initiative	1	$2.7m	$0	0%
Malteser International Order of Malta World Relief	1	$1.7m	$0	0%
Mercy Corps Scotland	1	$1.6m	$0	0%
Mon Club International	2	$0.8m	$0	0%
Norwegian Refugee Council	1	$10.6m	$0	0%
Save The Slum Initiative	2	$0.8m	$0	0%
Solidarités International	1	$350k	$1.6m	446%
Taimako Community Development Initiative	1	$1m	$0	0%
Terre des Hommes - Lausanne	1	$1.8m	$0.7m	38.2%
United Nations Children's Fund	1	$202.3m	$55.7m	27.5%
ZOA	1	$1.4m	$0	0%

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